I have a 67 with original disc brakes, however I do not have the calipers. I was told by a local shop that I can use the 69 rotors, calipers and wheel bearings and it will fit just fine. Is this correct? I would rather not go out and buy a whole kit. Any input would be useful....thank you.
crstenalvsean
that is true, just not all original. If you don't care then go for it, it works fine. You can still get the 67 calipers as well.
You'll have to get the 69 caliper brackets.
Check all tire/bumpstop clearences at hose/caliper at full steering lock left/right at full suspension compression and droop. Don't find out the hard way that a hose rips off or wears through.
67 bumpstop on frame can cause issues.
67 disc line J bend and bracket location may cause issues.
Using Chevelle calipers might help solve both issues on the 67s.
The hose inlet is on the bottom.
I have them on my 68, and they're what come with most disc kits.
Check all tire/bumpstop clearences at hose/caliper at full steering lock left/right at full suspension compression and droop. Don't find out the hard way that a hose rips off or wears through.
67 bumpstop on frame can cause issues.
67 disc line J bend and bracket location may cause issues.
Using Chevelle calipers might help solve both issues on the 67s.
The hose inlet is on the bottom.
I have them on my 68, and they're what come with most disc kits.
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